Suicide & Harm Reduction Resources

If you or someone you know is in distress, please contact:

Behavioral Health and Recovery Services Access Line  (888) 818-1115

Crisis Stabilization Unit (415) 473-6666

Crisis Text Line - Text MARIN to 741741

Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, Talk with Someone 24/7 Dial 988

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (800) 273-8255 / Linea Nacional de Prevención del Suicidio (888) 628-9454

Download the Suicide Risk Assessment and Intervention Training booklet provided by The Marin County Office of Education / The Marin County Wellness Collaborative

Marin County Behavioral Health & Recovery Services (BHRS) is spreading awareness for better mental health and well-being in our County.  Together, we can create an inclusive and accepting community that is free of mental health stigma. One way we can do that is by sharing stories,  creating conversations, and finding connections, both to resources and treatment. 

One of the goals at BHRS is to support your mental health and those you care about, not just this month but throughout the year!

There are over 10 different events hosted by BHRS and community-based partners around Marin County, including Marin County Suicide Prevention Collaborative, Marin 9 to 25, Gun Safety Collaborative, North Marin Community Services, Buckelew Programs,  NAMI-Marin, Marin County Youth Commission, Youth Leadership Institute, Enterprise Resource Center and Mental Health Advocates of Marin, Alcohol Justice, OD Free Marin, Marin Healthy Youth Partnerships and more!

DOWNLOAD the full list of events in  English, Spanish, or Vietnamese.

DOWNLOAD the 2024 MMHM Poster (English / Spanish)

Questions? Email: kara.connors@marincounty.gov

Suicide Prevention and Support

The newly released "From Compassion to Action: A Community Guide to Suicide Prevention and Support in Marin County 2022" is designed to create greater conversation and understanding of a complex health issue that can be prevented together. Join our incredible Facilitators and us in a Conversation Circle as we discuss the Guide and build our understanding, compassion, and action to prevent suicide.

Source: The Marin County Suicide Prevention Collaborative

Redefining Strength

A campaign for mental health for men and boys to help create awareness about what it means to be strong and where we draw strength to support mental health. The initiative is supported by Marin County Behavioral Health and Recovery Services and the Marin County Suicide Prevention Collaborative. It aims to inspire new thinking and action around mental well-being for males who find it challenging to seek help.